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Porbeagle only shark species granted protection against international trade at CITES
March, 2010
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March, 2010
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A new report by Oceana shows that in 2008, 87 countries exported nearly 10,000 tonnes of fins to Hong Kong, the biggest single market in the world
March, 2010
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Oceana supports the banning of the international trade of bluefin tuna and asks for 8 shark species and 31 red and pink coral species to be regulated
March, 2010
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CITES Secretariat joins international consensus on the need for a bluefin tuna international trade ban
February, 2010
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The upcoming Spanish presidency of the EU is an excellent opportunity to promote a sustainable Common Fisheries Policy, increase the protection of the European oceans and develop a firm commitment to renewable marine energies
December, 2009
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Oceana considers this outcome a key step in urging CITES Contracting Parties to halt the drastic decline of these endangered species
December, 2009
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Oceana’s new report highlights how European fisheries laws, such as TACs and quotas, must be used to protect sharks and rays
December, 2009
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Oceana and MarViva Call for Moratorium on Bluefin Tuna and Improved Management for Sharks
November, 2009
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Spain, the country with the most shark catches in Europe, has already adopted legislation for its fleet prohibiting the catch of threatened species
October, 2009
